Have you ever found it hard to get a taxi? Have you ever been rejected by a taxi driver and felt frustrated? When GrabTaxi started their application in South East Asia, their vision was to improve the taxi services in this area, making it a safer and more efficient tool for traveling. Originally established in Malaysia in 2011, GrabTaxi is a taxi-booking mobile application founded by Harvard Business School graduates, Anthony Tan and Tan Hooi Ling. The idea for GrabTaxi first started when Anthony Tan was a student at Harvard Business School. During a trip in his home country, a classmate complained that it was very hard to grab a cab in Malaysia. Anthony Tan drew up a business plan for an Uber-like service creating a mobile application called GrabTaxi. With financial support from some generous investors, Tan quit the family business in 2012 to become a co-founder of this mobile application that assigns available cabs nearby to commuters using mapping and location-sharing technology. Tan and Ling won the second-place award of the 2011 Harvard Business Plan Competition, making them the first all-Asian team to have succeeded in
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Have you ever found it hard to get a taxi? Have you ever been rejected by a taxi driver and felt frustrated? When GrabTaxi started their application in South East Asia, their vision was to improve the taxi services in this area, making it a safer and more efficient tool for traveling. Originally established in Malaysia in 2011, GrabTaxi is a taxi-booking mobile application founded by Harvard Business School graduates, Anthony Tan and Tan Hooi Ling. The idea for GrabTaxi first started when Anthony Tan was a student at Harvard Business School. During a trip in his home country, a classmate complained that it was very hard to grab a cab in Malaysia. Anthony Tan drew up a business plan for an Uber-like service creating a mobile application called GrabTaxi. With financial support from some generous investors, Tan quit the family business in 2012 to become a co-founder of this mobile application that assigns available cabs nearby to commuters using mapping and location-sharing technology. Tan and Ling won the second-place award of the 2011 Harvard Business Plan Competition, making them the first all-Asian team to have succeeded in1
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